mi hi nnn. iminrwrjpr ,Tiie Interior Journal Fine Embroideries, White Goods Established 1872 8HELT0N M. SAUFLEY,... Publisher II A YEAR 8TRICTLY IN ADVANCE nwrw-w- Entered at ttio postofflce at Stan ford as second class malt. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Circuit Judge. HON. CHAKi-rf A. HARDIN, ot Mercer County Commencement AT THE JUNCTION CITY HIGH SCHOOL NEXT WEEK Junction city, May 16 Ml The latter hnlf ot this week lias l.een reserved for the concluding ex ercises of tho Junction City graded high school. On Wednesday evening a reception to tho pntrons or the school will be given at Maccabee Hall by members of tho High Schcul. On Thursday evening there will be a play entitled "Tho Kingdom rz Hearts Con tent' will be presented by same nt the hall nnd on Friday evening the com r.icncctnent Mill be held. .Miss Laura KcJIcy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken drlck Kellcy, will be tne only gradu ate this year. Hot Springs In both Arkansas nnd Virginia are noted for their health gting properties. ...

'B K . bBBBBBI b V luVASi 1 '-iTBBBr HfiMHiak2w - -t7 (' ,JV L ', V. fH"isisHP FOR PUBLIC SERVICE SEASON OF 1911. The Sensational Performer and Splendidly Ured Registered Saddle Stallion CARROLL PRESTON--4383 (A. s. h. it.) Hay horse star and hind ankles white, 13.3 1-1, foaled 190G. Sire, Preston 922 by Washington 54 by Cromwell 73 by Washington Den mark 64 Preston's dam was Belle by Roderick 104 by Mambrlro LeQrand 99 by Highland Chief and the dam of Roderick was by a son of Peters' Hal corn 3241. 1t Dam Baby Pence 7G49 By Enoch Ard'n 2nd Dam Lady Pence By Almont Forest 2863. 3rd Dam Bv Garrard Chief. CARROLL PRESTON Is the finest Individual and host performer In Central Kentucky and proved himself one of the most formidable ring horses out last season. He Is one of the greatest racking horses seen In years and has a splenld trot with a world of speed and nctlon. His colts are proving him n coming sire and aie the kind that will sell high. Will stand nt the low fee of $25.00 TO IN...

' 'f m nniTwuw Tin' & . V. - 25 PKoenix 'Thread SilK Haven't you of- H-ko ten said, "If I flOSe .could afford it, I wouldn't wear any but silk stockings?" This season you can afford it for Phoenix silk hose cost no .more than good lisle. And they arc real thread silk, with all its soft, shim melry elegance. Box of 4 Pairs $3. Warranted to Wear 3 Months Without Holes If any of the four pairs show a hole within three months '-we replace them with new pairs free. Phoenix silk hosiery comes in all the fashionable shades of the season. Come in and Look at Them . HUGHES MARTIN & CO, STANFORD, KY. COW-EASE RELIEVES CATTLE and HORS ES PROM PLIES. Dress Well j ' And at the same time dress comfortably. Hot days are here and they demand clothes SUITA BLE FOR THE WEATHER. A we have told you before, TANS and BLUES are the correct colors Our serges in two piece, all wool, 4V.4- jtrtli-ti en-i44-ei o dil f (I1K tiOn CUI and $25 are simply as good as the thlone ? lts longest, holds shape mo...

n The Interior Journal. Established 1872 a MUSHROOM CORNS ' Mett Painful of All Foot Aliment. I How to Ciihe Tham. 8HELTON M. 8AUFLEY,...Publlther To, Mushroom corn li so called from "" ' 1U pitted cono top, resembling a tiny II A YEAR STRICTLY IN ADVANCE mushroom. It burrows deep lnt6 the . toe and gets more Inflamed than other Entered at the postofflc at titan ford as second class mall. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Circuit Judge. HON. CHAKubd A. HARDIN, of Mercer County A SNAP CONVENTION Tho Democratic Stato Centrnl Com mittce, by a majority of one, nssum ed Jurisdiction to settle tho deadlock may be necessary to repeat this for n corns. For tho quick relief and cure of these and all corns and callouses the following Is the most effective remedy known to sci ence: Dissolve 2 tablespoonfuls of Caloclde com pound In a ba sin of hot 'water. Soak the feet In this for full fifteen minutes, Gently mas saging the soro parts. (Less time will not give deslrod results.) All sore ness instantly di...

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T-mr t?j"i to Public Sale OF Several Tracts of Land Dress Well r' wi TT ' 4 Hints For Summer Straw Hats ' iv r. K ft j;- r i r t (3 PHoentx Gtraran teeii Tkread Silk SrsnlyoVfJ Hose could afford it, I wouldn't wear any but silk stockings?" This season you can afford it for Phoenix silk hose cost no more than good lisle. And they are real thread silk, w'ith all its soft, shim mery elegance. Box of 4 Pairs $3. Warranted to Wear 3 Months Without Holes If any of the four pairs show a hole within three months we replace them with new pairs free. Phoenix silk hosiery comes in all the fashionable shades of the season. Come in and Look at Them HUGHES MARTIN & CO., STANFORD, KY- COW-EASE RELIEVES CATTLE and HORS ES PROM PLIES. A liquid preparation carefully compounded from non-poisonous mater ials'. It is of tho right consistency for applying with a sprayer, and It will not gum up tne hair or blister the skin. Every dairyman and every owner of livestock should use COW EASE during the sum...

-'TT'f?rj', The Interior Journal. Established 1872 8HELTON M. SAUFLEY,... Publisher II A YEAR STRICTLY IN ADVANCE Entered at the postoftiee at 9 tan ford as second class mall. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Circuit Judge. HON. UlIAK..crf A. HARDIN, or Mercer County Alter henring Ollle James spcau, who la there thnt will fay but ho Is the man whom the Democrats should nominate for Senator? No one can qeostion but that he nas Blood for thu people first, last and all tho time And what n power he will be on tho stump In tho final election. It looks mighty like to us that James has his raco won n mile. The spectacle of Judge Dlckerson, of Cincinnati withstanding tho notori ous Uoss Cox, who put Dlckcpon on the bench, was a groat boost for ex tending the recall to the Bench. SHALL THE DEMOCRATIC PRI' MARY BE ALDRICHIZED 'lhc fight Is on! Shall the demo cratic national convention ot 1312 be controlled by an Aldrlch democracy on Ehall it represent real democratic sen timent? Although the democratic...

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FOR PUDLIC SERVICL SEASON OF 1911. Tho Sensational Performer nnd Splcndlci'' Ura HBltered Saddle Stallion CARROLL PRESTON-43S3 (A. s. n. K.) Hay home star nnd hind niilcles while, 13.3 1-4, foaled 190(5. Sire, Preston 922 by Washington 31 by Cromwell "3 by Washington Den mark C4 Preston's dam was Dol'o by Roderick 104 by Mtimbritio LoGrnnd 09 by Highland Chief and tho flam of Roderick was by a eon or Peters' Uni corn S241. 1st Dam Baby Pence 7M9 By Enoch Ard'n 2nd Dam Lady Pence By Almont Forest 2863. 3rd Dam . Bv Garrard Chief. CARROLL PRESTON is the finest Indlvldunl and host performer in Central Kentucky nnd proved himself one of the most formidable ring horses out Inst season. He Is one of tho greatest racking horses seen In years nnd has a splenld trot with a world or speed nnd action. His colts are proving him a. coming siro and arc the kind that will sell high. Will stand at the low fee of $25.00 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT at A. T. Nun nelley's Stock Yards In Stanford. Good past...

? New Goods Parasols Neckwear Lawns Ginghams Gloves Hosiery Laces Hamburgs Silks Trimmings Purses Novelties Etc.. Etc. We handle" only goods of quality and guarantee price. Take a look and be convinced. HUGHES, MARTIN & CO. r Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Stanford, Ky. COW-EASE RELIEVES CATTLE and HORS : ES PROM PLIES. A liquid preparation carefully compounded from non-poisonous materials-. It is of the right consistency for applying with a sprayer, and it will not gum up tne hair or blister the skin. Every dairyman and every owner of livestock should use COW EASE during the summer season. Its use Is a humane act, and it also saves mon ey for the stock cwner, as a herd of milch cows that are sprayed regularly through the summer months will yield on the average from 10 to 20 per cent more mi'k than they would if COW EASE was not applied. In the cae of horses: a mettlesome horse will loss flesh In fly time, whereas If he is sprayed witht COW EASE before driving, he will keep 'n good c...

. The Interior Journal. Established 1872 6HELT0N M. 8AUFLEY,...Publlther If A YEAR 8TRICTLY IN ADVANCE Catered nt the postoffice at Stan ford as second class mall. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Circuit Judge. HON. CHAltia A. HAItDIN, of Mercer County AT" IITUDE OF THE LOUISVILLE TIMES Th0 Imlsvlllo Times, adopting and approving many of the vagaries and platitudes of Senator IJlnckburn, nt Owonsboro, demands that tho candl dates for governor not only express themselves, In genera: terms, concern ing the reforms which thuy Itvor, but go beyond further than any candidate for governor cer went, or was requir ed to go, and BUbmlt a bill of lcglsln llo particulars, furnishing definite well thought and workable plans for their achievement". Not only is thl8 demanded for the candidates themselves but tho further demand Is made of the party that the platform Bhall contain speciric plana' , for the accomplishment of all these things, nut It must even b further and lncludo specific plans lor the "ove...